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1 American Journal of Economics 2014, 4(6): DOI: /j.economics The Relationship between the Tabulation Method of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the Modernization of Enterprise Management Kang Ning Senior Engineer (Retired), Guizhou Power Grid Company Training and Evaluation Center, China Southern Power Grid Abstract The science-based tabulation method of real-time input-output table is market-oriented, thus, basic data is hoped to be calculated accurately to formulate a micro input-output planning model beforehand to accomplish a real-time analysis to instruct the business operation of enterprises and also to formulate a micro input-output statistic model afterwards to accomplish a just-in-time analysis to inspect the enforcement of business plans without any other additional data collection and process. On the basis of this method, the corresponding macro planning and statistic model can hence be established and through the real-time analysis and just-in-time analysis of the macro models, new budgeting (planning) and accounting methods can be used as a supporting system to create both micro and macro management techniques to direct economic construction and development with the help of scientific economic policy making. By doing so, not only challenges like Enron Event can be dealt with, but also the root of financial crisis can possibly be eliminated before it is going to spread. Keywords Enterprise Input-output Model, Financial Management, Supply-demand Chain Management, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), Lean Production, Agile Manufacturing, TFP (Total Factor Productivity), Goal Management 1. Theoretical Background Science and technology, as the core elements of productivity, infiltrate into and have a direct influence on other elements of productivity. The development of productivity is a result of interaction with various elements. To better understand how the overall productivity is improved, the concepts of real-time input-output table and modernization of enterprise management will be introduced in this article. From this, we will get to know their critical status and functions in the national economy. But first, there are several theoretical terms need to be made clear The Technological and Economic Relations between Different Sectors of the National Economy As Diagram 1.1 shows, there are complicated technological and economic relations among and between different sectors of the national economy. The so-called technological relations are generated during the process of production and are restricted by the technological level, which is demonstrated by actual technological allocation and exchange of raw materials (iron and steel), fuel, power and * Corresponding author: gzkangning@163.com (Kang Ning) Published online at Copyright 2014 Scientific & Academic Publishing. All Rights Reserved auxiliary materials. The economic relations are also generated during the process of production, while it takes the form of value relations through product allocation and exchange. Technological and economic relations between different sectors of the national economy reflect the inner law of the national economy system. Thorough understanding and application of the national economic law will be crucial to full development of society. It must be pointed out that the improvement of social productivity and the innovation of relations of production can also update people s cognition and their way of thinking. To further illustrate how people recognize the inborn national economic law, there will be four phases concerning people s knowledge of the national economic law Phase One Perceptual Knowledge Long ago, people noticed that during the production process, different sectors or different products of the national economy were interrelated, influencing and restricting each other. One tiny change in a specific sector might affect the whole economy. Such kind of interrelation was not only circular but also recurrent Phase Two Conceptual Knowledge With the development of science, technology and social productivity, people had some new understandings about the national economy. There were two representative theories in this conceptual period. One was Karl Marx s theory of

2 American Journal of Economics 2014, 4(6): planned proportional development of the national economy. Karl Marx (1868) once stated that the amount of product corresponded to different needs and different needs quantitatively determined the amount of society s aggregate labor. It is self-evident that this necessity of the distribution of labor force in specific proportions is certainly not abolished by the specific form of social production; it simply changes its form of manifestation (in Marx/Engels Selected Publications, Vol.4. P.368). Developing economy proportionally is an objective need of all forms of society. Another theory was Walras statement of all equilibrium. When pointing out that all equilibrium was different from partial equilibrium, Walras expanded the marginal utility analysis from two goods to all goods and pointed out that the prices of all goods should be determined simultaneously by total supply-demand in the overall economic system. Hence, the supply and demand of any kind of goods should not only be the function of this goods price, but also the function of all other goods prices. And, when the prices of all goods on the market would just make the supply of all goods and services be equal to the demand, the whole price system on the market would be in an equilibrium position. This was considered by Walras as all equilibrium. Moreover, he regarded such goods prices in the all equilibrium as being equal to their value. Diagram 1.1. Structure of the National Economy Phase Three Quantitative Analysis The relations, direct and indirect, between different sectors of the national economy are complicated. Direct consumption coefficients reflect direct relations between economic sectors but it can not reflect indirect relations. Only with complete consumption coefficients, can the direct and indirect relations between different sectors in a whole be reflected. Although the complete relations of consumption between economic sectors are already known, there is no scientific method to calculate complete consumption coefficients accurately. Now, with the mathematic model established by input-output table, the direct consumption coefficients and computer aid, the complete consumption coefficient can be worked out. Leontief s contribution of input-output table objectively reflects the approach of quantitatively analyzing the interrelations between each sector of the national economy, proves the necessity of promoting Marx s theory of planned proportional development of the national economy in all forms of society, and utterly solves the problems posed by Walras all equilibrium which was not solved before. The input-output model coordinates the development of economic sectors (products). It is a tool of macro-economic control and also a scientific method of overall economic management. The input-output table provides three different approaches, namely, accounting framework, policy analysis and budgeting method, and it is a unique systematic analysis tool which can objectively reflect the interrelations between the object of labor, means of labor and labor force. Through the establishment of input-output table, the input-output analysis reflects studies and quantitatively analyzes the technological and economic relations between all stages (production, allocation, exchange and consumption) of social reproduction, all sectors and regions of the national economy, and between nations as well. Therefore, the input-output approach is an important tool to make development plan of the national economy and predict its trends. It is worth pointing out that establishing a macro input-output model, regional or national, is to make sensible economic policies, while establishing a micro input-output model for a company or an enterprise to enhance its management and increase profits Phase Four Real-time Analysis The input-output analysis is based on formulating the input-output table, in this process, the most difficult, complicated and work-demanding part is the collection and reorganization of reliable and relevant statistic data. A reliable and relevant data system ensures the quality and accuracy of an input-output model. Hence, it is very crucial for anyone who dedicates to input-output analysis and to establish a high-quality and precise input-output model in accordance with the present needs of the modern economic management, while at the same time to save the time, labor, resources and money as much as possible when the method of real-time input-output table is attempted to be a scientific, simplified and practical approach. The basic theory of real-time analysis is that, starting from the framework of micro-scale input-output analysis, it tackles traditional tabulating problems, such as formulated tables are not up-to-date and the data is presumed rather than accurately provided. And as it applies to the analysis of micro-scale input-output model, input-occupancy-output model and dynamic input-output model, the flexibility of the tabulating approach, the up-to-date accounting, the scientific policy analysis, and the real-time budgeting (planning) are therefore guaranteed. Furthermore, macroscopic input-output model, input-occupancy-output model and dynamic input-output model on a regional or national basis will be respectively formulated, and a reliable data base will be formed. Although the theory of real-time analysis has gotten rid of the restriction of traditional tabulating method and the way of fixed thinking, it is impossible for an enterprise s input-output planning model to provide real-time analysis, nor for enterprise input-output statistic model to provide

3 242 Kang Ning: The Relationship between the Tabulation Method of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the Modernization of Enterprise Management up-to-date analysis. It may be exaggerated to consider real-time analysis as a reform in the study of economics. It seems more appropriate to take real-time analysis as a necessary part of the quantitative analysis phase and a supplement for micro-scale input-output model, input-occupancy-output model and dynamic input-output model, to help the three models play a dominant role in enterprise management. However, the creation of real-time analysis has been very significant and instructive for the modernization of enterprise management, for it triggered the second-time evolvement of enterprise resource management information system and helped to guide an enterprise toward a more scientific, systematic and standardized development in the sense of its technological level and core competition ability. Therefore, it is reasonable to view real-time analysis as an important stage of the modernization of enterprise management which has its competitive advantages, as the president of Newgrand Software, Mr. Shi Zhongshao has pointed out that competition in the 21st century is neither the competition between one each individual enterprises, nor between an individual enterprise and an enterprise chain, but rather between one each enterprise chain. In the Internet age, though the competition environment has changed, the basic principles of competition between enterprises have not yet changed. According to Michael E. Porter s principles of competition, either differentiation advantage or low-cost advantage or both must be achieved for one enterprise to succeed in competition. In a modernized management environment, which consists of enterprise resource planning, lean production, agile manufacturing, TFP (total factor productivity), and management by objective, real-time analysis, on the both micro and macro levels, there is an incomparable strategic advantage in that it enhances management, increases profits and solves the problem of competitive mechanism. The economic profits brought by real-time analysis can be shown in an internal flow matrix of enterprise input-output model. In this matrix, entries in each row represent the amount of output one sector produces and allocates for other sectors, while entries in each column represent the amount of input this specific sector consumes, such as raw materials, materials, power, and fuel. If basic data from an enterprise input-output model is provided precisely for production and management, waste of logistics, information and money in the supply-demand chain can be fully avoided and cost in each step of production and management can be minimized so as to help the enterprise realize the desire of completely solving the waste of needed resources, forever controlling the product cost the lowest, and nobody can play tricks (Wassily W. Leontief: Input-Output Economics, pp.12~13, Beijing, the Commercial Press, 1980). It can not be hard to imagine how much money and resources can be saved for enterprises, for nations and for all human beings Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Started from the 1960 s, and represented by the application of computer for storage management in the USA, ERP has gone through four stages of development, which is stated as follows Stage One the Common MRP The common MRP, a short term for material requirement planning, is a planning method aimed to reduce storage while maintain a sufficient supply of materials. It mainly applies to manufacturing industry. On the basis of product structure (components) or bill of materials (for food, pharmaceutical and chemical industry, the term formula is used), data of materials needed is collected so as to guarantee an efficient and sufficient supply of materials, and at the same time, to reduce storage and improve productivity Stage Two Closed-loop MRP Closed-loop MRP introduces functions as resource planning and resource guarantee, execution planning and monitoring and readjustment of planning according to factual situation and feedback. It has become a tool for managing production and making comprehensive logistic plans Stage Three Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II) MRPII, also known as manufacturing resource planning, is a management information system focusing on planning and controlling and aiming to achieve the overall benefit of enterprise. Based on the theory of closed-loop MRP, it combines sub-system of production (the logistic system) with sub-system of financing (the capital-flow information system) into one system so that resource account and capital account are generated simultaneously, achieving the information integration of logistics and funds Stage Four Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) ERP is an information integration orienting to the process of supply-demand chain, achieving communication and exchange between cooperating partners. Developed on the basis of MRPII, ERP is a highly-intensified information management system which integrates the information of inner-corporate resources with the information of outer-corporate resources. ERP breaks the boundaries created by MRPII (restricted to traditional manufacturing industry) and expands the application to many other industries such as financial, sanitation, IT, transportation, food and beverage, retailing and service, etc.. The major change of modern management has been the change of relationships between enterprises and suppliers, retailers, service providers and customers from a simple business relationship to partnership in which all parties share profits and interests Supply-Demand Chain Management, Value Chain Management and Value Chain Accounting In a new economy featured by the internet technology and knowledge management, enterprise management has gone

4 American Journal of Economics 2014, 4(6): through tremendous changes. The traditional way of organizing a corporation according to different functions is clearly outdated, while a new trend of enterprise management emerges: the supply-demand chain management, value chain management and value chain accounting which are defined as follows: Supply Chain Management The supply-demand chain is the flow of materials starting from the suppliers, and moving through raw materials, in-process materials, semi-finished products, finished products, goods until delivering to the end customers, and with one attaching to the other. The substance of supply-demand chain management is value chain management and value chain accounting Value Chain Management The value chain management is a newly emerged management method which can plan, organize, coordinate and control the logistics, information and capital in the chain respectively, coping with logistic flow and information flow in a network consisting of suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, service providers and customers. In such kind of network, a variety of challenges is posed and the value added ability of itself for enterprises increases Value Chain Accounting The value chain accounting is a management information system and an adjustment to the value chain management, which can account, analyze, evaluate and assesse the logistics, information flow and capital flow in the chain respectively, aiming for the value-add of enterprises. 2. Technical Problems That Must be Solved to Construct a Better Economy, Save Resources and Prevent Corruption In traditional Chinese culture, economy means managing the world to finance the people, or managing the nation to provide treasure, in other words, a country well managed is a country well governed. In general terms, economy is about how to grant maximum output with minimum input, that is, how to make the best choice in multiple options when restricted by conditions of the subjective and the objective, of the nature and the humans. Therefore, it is a common will of different social economies to gain equivalent values with the least labor consumption and labor occupancy, or to gain maximum value with the same labor consumption and labor occupancy. To run the economy, it is hard to imagine if problems of economic construction are not well solved, how can we manage the country well to achieve economic goal of all human concerns? Therefore, these technical problems mentioned above will be elaborated to build the economy, save resources and prevent corruption The input-output analysis table, created by the Nobel Prize winner, American Economist and Harvard Professor Wassily W. Leontief, is considered as the modern time Francois Quesnay s economic table by some western economists, and they also take it as a reform in economics, like Newton s theory on gravity in physics. However, the input-output table has one big weakness that is, when it is being accounted, a long time will be taken to collect, sort out and process reliable and accurate statistic data before the table is formed, causing the table to be out-of- date. During the reporting period, when using the mathematic model X = (I - A) -1 Y to make an input-output planning table, it is assumed that the direct consumption coefficient, i.e. A in the model, stays unchanged in the planning period, however, it fluctuates with changes brought by factual factors such as product variety, product price, technological progress and management level. Thus, it is quite possible that the planning table will not be able to reflect the real-time situation of the social reproduction process. Although A can be modified with techno-economic analysis method, Delphi method, RAS method and regression analysis method, basic data information in the input-output planning table still lacks real-time accuracy and can not objectively reflect real-time situation. As pointed out by the 7 th International Input-Output Conference, this is due to the limitation of each method The single classification and double cross classification, also known as the pure input-output approach in the system of national accounts (SNA) recommended by the United Nations Statistics Division, has one obvious shortcoming when data is collected and processed. The reason is the neglect of the relations between ex post statistic data and previous planning method, management and monitoring approach, and neglect of possible changes and subsequent influences, which will lead to a common mistake. The noticeable problem is whether the ex post statistic data from real life is true, accurate and reliable According to the input-output approach, we collect, calculate and process accurate and reliable data. Since they are from different channels in the internal flow matrix, there will be two numerical values for each single data and the problem will be which one to choose The input-output table consists of material-type and value-type. The material-type is classified by products and takes the quantity of material as measurement unit. The value-type is classified by sectors and takes value as measurement unit. Because product in the material-type (physical) table is calculated by turnover method, while the overall production value is calculated by factory method, there will be the lack of connection between material-type table and value-type (value) table Although the management information technology has gone through four different phases: common MRP, closed-loop MRP, MRPII and ERP, none of them has a mathematic model. Take MRPII, an important part of the EPR system, as an example, MRPII takes the advantage of modern computer, simulating the status quo of an enterprise

5 244 Kang Ning: The Relationship between the Tabulation Method of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the Modernization of Enterprise Management through timely process of mass amount of data from the whole process of production and operation. Activities as engineering design, manufacturing and operating management have developed their own separate and computerized system. Each system owns high automation of internal information and material processing and so acts like an isolated automatic island. There is still the lack of connection and coordination between each other and this problem still remains to be solved ERP emerged and corresponded with flows of management method flourished in the late 1980 s such as Lean Production, Agile Manufacturing and supply-demand chain management. They were all led by market and controlled by total quality management, aiming to combine MRPII, Just-in-time Operation and flexible production to achieve information integration and communication internally and externally, to promptly react to market change and to organize a more flexible production to reduce risks and increase profits. Like ERP, either the communication between three cooperating parties of Lean Production: demander, producer and supplier, or the information integration and simultaneous operation of a virtual factory (dynamic alliance) in agile manufacturing, requires the division of MRP into independent demand plan and related demand plan, the integration of logistics information and capital flow information, the integration of supply-demand chain information, and the support from internet communication technology. Lean Production, Agile Manufacturing and supply-demand chain management integrate related resources and make a complete system. However, because of the lack of internal connection, it is not the best or even a relatively good system. It is obvious that the problems clarified above will be the breeding ground for waste and corruption, and will be the biggest obstacle to the integration of industry management and information management. 3. An Important Method to Practice Scientific Development and Build a Harmonious Society Émile Zola once said that the smallest finding of scientific truths makes more contribution than fifty years social struggle to technical progress. For the convenience of clarification, the smallest findings of scientific truths in this piece of writing will be divided into several parts. Being objective and independent of man s will, these findings are not only the theoretic foundation of the real-time input-output table tabulation approach, but also a very important method to realize scientific development and to build a harmonious society As known to all that the direct consumption coefficient A is introduced on the basis of the data of input-output table. In order to make A change in accordance with the objective factor of enterprise environment and productivity, the basic data in the input-output table must change. The real-time input-output table is made to reflect such real-time situation of a corporation. On the ground of combining engineering design, manufacturing and producing and operating management with the enterprise input-output model, we will take the advantage of the theory and power of information management technology and use the computer science and technology. The tabulation method of real-time input-output table tackles the problem of an outdated table using the reference of the data from micro economic information flow such as MRP, MRPII (e.g. product mix, technological line, consumption norm, man-hours norm, capacity resources and inventory information) as the basic data of macro economic information flow, which is needed by the enterprise input-output analysis. In this way, a real-time input-output planning table and a just-in-time input-output statistic table can be made. The smallest finding of such a scientific truth is the theoretical background for the uniqueness of real-time input-output table. It not only solves the problem of an outdated and presumed input-output analysis, but also has a great theoretical and practical meaning for changing the way of thinking, accounting method and management method of the traditional tabulating Now we will focus on the enterprise s physical input-output planning table. According to the "3-same" (same consumption structures, same process technologies and same use values) principle and the demand of the "pure" departments (classifying the departments and products to achieve the correspondence of product and department one by one) of the input-output model, once the enterprise input-output model has been designed, the basic data of the constructing table can be divided into two categories: independent demand and related demand. The basic data of independent demand is a predicted value, while the basic data of related demand is a calculated value. In the enterprise physical input-output table, the end product in the second quadrant is the independent demand data which is presumed, while the end product in the first and third quadrant is the related demand data which is calculated. Led by the market demand, once the type, quantity of the end product and its corresponding quantity of material have been determined, according to the relationship between the structure of end product (component) or bill of materials and production line, whether it is the structure of the end product which determines the production plan of preorder and pushes the production of post-order, or it is the production line which is determined by the production demand by the post-order about when and what the preorder begins and produces. Since in the whole producing and manufacturing circle from the input of materials until the end of production, it is clear before the production that which components are self-manufactured and which are purchased, and also in which production sectors those self-manufactured components are produced and processed, in which production sectors those purchased components are assembled. Therefore, the type, quantity and corresponding material quantity of the intermediate products of each physical production department needed to produce, process

6 American Journal of Economics 2014, 4(6): and assemble can be calculated precisely. Secondly, according to the type, quantity and corresponding material quantity of the intermediate products of each physical production department, with the basic data of corresponding consumption norm and man-hours norm, the type, quantity and corresponding material quantity of the purchased products of each department can be calculated precisely. Lastly, based on the balance relations between the horizontal rows, the total amount of output of each material production department can be calculated which in the end makes an enterprise s physical input-output table. This smallest finding of a scientific truth avoids the problem that in the enterprise physical input-output table, the direct consumption coefficient A in the reporting period remains unchanged as in the planning period Now let us focus on the tabulation method of a physical input-output statistic table. According to the connection and difference between the physical input-output statistic table and the physical input-output planning table, we can timely formulate the material-type input-output table without having to collect the process and organize reliable statistic data at the end of the planning period. It is easy to understand that, in the physical input-output statistic table and planning table, when the variety, quantity and the corresponding material quantity of the end product are determined, the variety, quantity and the corresponding material quantity of the intermediate product can be determined accordingly. The variety, quantity and the corresponding material quantity of the intermediate product must be adequate to ensure efficient, sufficient and just-in-time production, otherwise, it will either cause the waste of material or the deficiency of the end product. It can be concluded that in the physical input-output statistic table and planning table, except that in the third quadrant of the external purchasing flow matrix, the basic data of the variety, quantity and the corresponding material quantity are different, the basic data in the first quadrant of the internal flow matrix and the basic data in the second quadrant of the end product vector are identical to the basic data of the total output vector. This finding has laid a solid theoretical foundation for the real-time input-output table, reflecting both the connection and difference between the ex post statistic data and the previous planning data, i.e., the connection and difference of the basic data between the reporting table and the planning table Then we will move on to the tabulation method of value input-output planning table and value input-output statistic table. Both of them are formulated on the basis of the corresponding physical input-output planning table and statistic table. As to create the enterprise s value input-output plan statement, we will use the basic data from the physical input-output statement to calculate the direct consumption coefficient and the complete consumption coefficient, based on the variety, quantity and corresponding quantity of material of the end product of different production plans. In the planning period, since the variety, quantity and corresponding material quantity of the end product of each production sector are given (price- or value-based), the material quantity of outsourcing goods in the flow matrix sheet that each production sector puts in (consumes) during the self-manufactured production can be converted into magnitude of value by specific inventory management methods, such as First In First Out, Last In First Out, Moving Weighted Average Method and Specific Cost Identification Method. Similarly, as the depreciation cost of fixed assets row vector and labor cost matrix of each production sector are given, and the public apportionment of the depreciation cost of fixed assets, other expenses, deferred expenses, withholding expenses, and also profits can be figured out according to management requirements and specific apportionment ways. Therefore, the initial input and profits of each production sector can be worked out. It needs to point out that product cost and product value are fundamentally formulated by the initial input cost and profits accumulated during the production. To calculate the product cost, we should first have the price of the self-manufactured product from the cost category, in other words, the price of the self-manufactured product must be figured out before we have the cost of the self-manufactured product. The product cost is formulated during the production process when the initial input cost transfers and accumulates, and the product price is formulated during the production process when the initial input cost and profits transfer and accumulate. So long as we use the direct consumption coefficient or the complete consumption coefficient to conduct parallel carry-over method (the object is the initial input cost and profits of each production sector), the composition of product price as well as the product price can be worked out. Price here is the factory price of self-manufactured product, reflecting profits whether it is the semi-finished product or the finished product. As the product price and quantity of each production sector are known and are based on the balance relations between rows and columns, the material quantity in the internal flow matrix can be converted into corresponding magnitude of value. Furthermore, by using the intermediate product magnitude of value of each production sector and corresponding initial input cost and profits, the total input of each production sector can be figured out. In this way, we can also calculate the total output of each production sector with the use of the intermediate product magnitude of value and corresponding magnitude of value of the finished product. As a result, on the basis of material-type input-output planning table, a corresponding value input-output plan statement is made, reflecting the real-time environment and status of a corporate during the planning period. The above mentioned two types of input-output planning table are similar in terms of approaches, except that the value-type takes into account the accumulation and allocation of production expenses between the semi-finished product and finished product. This finding shows that the scientific theory, principle and approach of the real-time input-output table are objective and feasible in its real-time budgeting (planning) method and its timely accounting method.

7 246 Kang Ning: The Relationship between the Tabulation Method of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the Modernization of Enterprise Management 3.5. The creation of an enterprise s input-output model and the realization of real-time analysis of financial management and supply-demand chain management. This can also be illustrated as: 1) the enterprise s input-output plan statement and real-time analysis of value chain management and financial accounting, and 2) the enterprise input-output statistic statement and just-in-time analysis of management accounting and value chain accounting. The realization of input-output planning model and real-time analysis of financial accounting, or the realization of the input-output statistic model and just-in-time analysis of management accounting are based on the basic data (how many to be used), inventory (how many), implementation (how many wanted) and purchasing (how much needed) with the basic data of the ability resources (fixed assets, current assets and current funds) and the basic data from balance sheet and income statement that are needed by the financial accounting. With all these data, the basic data required for drawing up the enterprise s input-output model can be calculated precisely (referring to products and equipment s varieties and quantities) and accurately (referring to the products physical quantities of varieties and quantities and the equipment s varieties and quantities and its corresponding value). The realization of input-output planning model and real-time analysis of value chain management or the realization of input-output statistic model and just-in-time analysis of value chain accounting is based on the value chain constructed by the logistics, information and cash flow within each physical production sector and within different sectors of an enterprise, connecting enterprises with suppliers before production, and with distributors, service providers and customers after production. The inner and inter value chain of each production sector reflects the whole process of the supply-demand chain and it is the foundation and core of the supply-demand chain management theory. This finding indicates that as long as the real-time analysis of input-output planning model is achieved, the real-time analysis of financial accounting and value chain management can be achieved, and, as long as the just-in-time analysis of input-output statistic model is achieved, the just-in-time analysis of management accounting and value chain accounting can be achieved The tabulation method of the input-occupancy-output model and dynamic input-output model. The basic data needed by the input-occupancy-output model is based on the basic data (how many to be used) in the input-output model, inventory (how many), implementation (how many wanted) and purchasing (how many needed), along with other basic data such as the ability resources, products and equipment s varieties and quantities and the products physical quantities of varieties and quantities and the equipment s varieties and quantities and its corresponding value can be calculated accurately. The basic data needed by the dynamic input-output model is obtained through the approach of dynamic conversion of static model or static conversion of dynamic model, either of which plays similar roles and can achieve the aim of using static mathematic approach to interpret dynamic economic issues and can therefore link the input-output models of each production cycle within or close to a month. Then, we will get the basic data needed for dynamic analysis of input-output model, measured in month or in production cycle close to a month. This finding indicates that, according to the designing approach of model analysis, model design and model management information system, once the input-output model is created, the corresponding input-occupancy-output and dynamic input-output model will be created The organic combination and connection between the input-output optimal planning model and modern management methods such as ERP, lean production, agile manufacturing, TFP, and goal management can be established with the shared basic data such as product mix (component) or bill of materials, technological line, consumption norm, man-hours norm, ability resources and inventory information and under a unified data environment (e.g. input-output planning table and input-output statistic table). If we work with world-class software engineering companies working on the research and development of ERP, lean production and agile manufacturing etc., or if these companies can put the theory and approach of real-time input-output table into practice, commercialized systematic software can be developed within two years of time. This finding not only solves the problem of lack of correlation and harmonious development between engineering design, manufacture and production and operating management, but also lays a scientific foundation for realizing an effective combination of various management theories, standards and techniques A scientific and satisfactory apportionment of other expenses, deferred expenses, withholding expenses, auxiliary production expenses and manufacturing expenses is crucial to the quality of the a value input-output planning table and statistic table. Therefore, we construct a matrix with the amount of money each production sector puts in or consumes for external purchasing of fuel, power and auxiliary materials in the process of producing, processing and assembling and with the depreciation cost of fixed assets and labor cost when using the characteristic value of the matrix as the weight coefficient of the public apportionment to ensure its scientific nature. This finding avoids the disadvantage of evaluation standard from psychological factors, therefore, ensures the scientific nature of the real-time input-output table. It needs to point out that in old days, basic conditions for formulating enterprise input-output model were: 1) mass production was comparatively complicated in terms of technological process; 2) technological process of producing was fairly stable; 3) the enterprise accounting system was regulated, all original record and accounts were completed and accounting data concerning business, statistics and finance was integrated. However, the tabulation method of real-time input-output table based on management information technology can work perfectly well regardless of

8 American Journal of Economics 2014, 4(6): the above limitations. It can be applied not only to enterprises of production technology type but also to the ones of non-production-technology type. For enterprises of either engineering project manufacturing type or workshop task type or streamlined production type, when scientific theories and achievement methods from the tabulation method of real-time input-output table are applied to process-oriented manufacturing(such as chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry and serial fertilizers production) and discrete production and assembly(such as construction, shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing and repetitive manufacturing of TV products), no matter how was and is the management level, these scientific thoughts and methods can be of help to establish enterprise input-output model and meanwhile, can all at once optimize enterprise management level to the best of system management and model management. The same is applicable to enterprises of non-production-technology type (such as financial industry), that is to say, the enterprise s management level can also be optimized all at once to the best of real-time and just-in-time analysis level. In conclusion, of the above mentioned scientific findings, though all of them are very important as a whole, the material-type (physical) input-output planning table is particularly crucial because none of the subsequent studies could be possible without it. As long as the physical input-output planning table, the value input-output planning table, the physical input-output statistic table and the value input-output statistic table are drawn up, the input-occupancy-output planning table, the dynamic input-output planning table, the dynamic input-output statistic table and the real-time analysis of financial accounting and value chain management, the just-in-time analysis of management accounting and value chain accounting can be formulated and achieved. Real-time and Just-in-time are two key factors of the information system which consists of input-output model, financial management and supply-demand chain management. The two key factors accomplish the real-time analysis of the physical input-output model, the physical chain budgeting, the value input-output model and the value chain budgeting to guide the running of enterprises at the beginning of the planning period. Meanwhile, they accomplish the just-in-time analysis of the physical input-output statistic model, the physical chain accounting, the value input-output statistic model and the value chain accounting without collecting, processing and organizing reliable statistic data to monitor the execution of plans at the end of the planning period. 4. Processing and Sorting-out Methods Concerning the Basic Data of Model Analysis, Model Design and Model Management Connection exists between the structure of end product (component) or bill of materials and the technological line, how to convert this connection to numerical information that can be processed by computer is a critical issue. Meanwhile, the same is true to the way as how to obtain basic data required for drawing up worksheets through simplified calculation and processing. This would be not only one of the basic work for the model analysis, model design and model management method, but also an impact on the time and space for collecting, processing and sorting out relevant basic data which will consequently determine the quality of whole systems. 1. Theoretical basis for the basic data processing and collating methods: it can be said that the slightest discovery of the scientific characteristics of The Tabulation Method Of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the methods concerning model analysis, model design and model management are the theoretical basis for processing and collating basic data. It needs to point out that in the context of the realization of modern enterprise management concerning nine-must, tabulating the material-type (physical) input-output planning table in the first place is fundamental and innovative as well as original. Therefore, theoretical basis in here will be illustrated only through basic data required by real-time analysis in the realization of the material-type (physical) input-output planning table. For example, once the varieties and quantities and corresponding physical volumes of end products would be verified, then during the whole processes of production and manufacturing, starting from input until the withdrawal of the production cycles, no matter the production plan issued to the front procedures by the former, with the output as the input for the rear procedures to promote the production of the rear procedures;or the latter would put forward the demand on the front procedures due to the production demand of the rear procedures by the latter, to determine what to produce and when to produce the front procedure then based on the quantitative interdependent relationship of the end products and intermediate products per unit, and the manufacturing technological level of the enterprise s various production departments, we can accurately (referring to the products varieties and quantities) and precisely (referring to the products physical volumes of varieties and quantities) obtain the inputs varieties and quantities required to be input by the enterprise s various production departments and their corresponding physical volumes, and the outputs varieties and quantities and their corresponding physical volumes; they should be the basic data to constitute the internal flow matrix sheet for the enterprise s material type (physical)input-output model and to reflect the technical and economic connections between the enterprise s various internal production departments. 2. Scientific methods for basic data processing and collating: The introduction of the enterprise s internal flow input matrix sheet and the enterprise s internal flow output matrix sheet can not only transform the relationship between the structure (component) of end products or bill of materials and the technological line into the numerical information that can be processed by computer, but also obtain the basic data required for drawing up the sheet through simple calculation

9 248 Kang Ning: The Relationship between the Tabulation Method of Real-Time Input-Output Table and the Modernization of Enterprise Management and process. Since the enterprise s internal flow input matrix for the enterprise s input-output model should be a square matrix, and often an upper triangular square matrix; so within any a production cycle, according to the varieties and quantities of the end products per unit and their corresponding physical volumes, the inputs varieties and quantities required to be input by various production departments and their corresponding physical volumes and the outputs varieties and quantities and their corresponding physical volumes can be calculated out. While drawing up the sheet with the computer methods, in order to obtain the general rules for the algorithm, we may regard the inputs physical volumes by the enterprise s various production departments as the enterprise s internal flow input matrix sheet; and regard the outputs physical volumes of the enterprise s various production departments as the enterprise s internal flow output matrix sheet; if using the related elements physical volumes in the enterprise s internal flow input matrix statements divides the corresponding elements physical volumes in the enterprise s internal flow input matrix sheet, then we can get a ratio is always > 1 (for some special products, if their differences would be very tiny and can be ignored between the inputs physical volumes and the outputs physical volumes, such ratio may be regarded = 1), and an upper triangular matrix sheet with the structures and forms of completely the same. Using the ratio of the upper triangular matrix sheet, predications would be carried out starting from the end products, from up to down, from right to left, and forwarding one by one; until the first production department would input; then we can get the basic data required. During the process of predications, there is a principle: the outputs varieties and quantities from the former production department is the inputs varieties and quantities of the latter production department, according to this principle, if the inputs varieties and quantities would be equal to the outputs varieties and quantities, then it would show that during the process of production and processing only the form of products yet not the structures should be changed, at this moment using the outputs physical volume multiples their ratio, we can get the inputs physical volume; if the inputs varieties and quantities would not be equal to the outputs varieties and quantities, then it would show that during the process of the production and processing not only the form of products, but also the structures of products should be changed, at this moment using the outputs physical volume multiples their ratio, what we would get in the inputs physical volume should be the quantum of all inputs. That is, in this production department, besides containing the physical volumes of the outputs varieties and quantities produced by the former production department, there would still contain the physical volumes of other inputs varieties and quantities input by this production department. 3. Practical significance of the basic data processing and collating: In our opinions, by introducing the enterprise s internal flow input matrix sheet and the enterprise s internal flow output matrix sheet to get the upper triangular matrix with completely same structures and shapes, it would be the scientific basis for algorithm design and programming. Once upon the establishment of such science basis, while helping the enterprise to develop the system, it can not only make the basic data processing and collating become very simple and feasible for the enterprise s management personnel, but also only by using the two-layer DO statement and conditional statement, make it an easy job to realize the desire of compiling the sheet while the enterprise s relevant professional and technical personnel programming the computer system. It must be pointed out that for those engaged in enterprise management and professional and technical personnel concerned, as long as through trainings for a certain period of time, they can compile the needed input-output statements based on the characteristics of their own enterprises. Thus it can be seen, for a scientific view of point, that the simpler and more practical the better! 5. The Nine-Must in the Light of Enterprise Management Modernization The practice of management can be dated back to early human history, and it flourishes with the abundance of human culture. The project of real-time input-output table and enterprise management modernization, i.e., the study of enterprise input-output model and real-time analysis of financial management and supply-demand chain management is the fruit of crystallization of modern management thoughts, management norms and management techniques. It involves the fundamentals of scientific fields such as economics, accounting, management and future factory automation and it embodies the basic ideas in all of the applications of information theory, control theory and system theory in modern enterprise management. The basic theory and scientific tabulation method of real-time input-output model is the theoretical basis for scientific research while the substance of the nine-must regarding enterprise management modernization is the core. The accounting theory, principles, norms, accounting and management methods based on the real-time input-output planning model and just-in-time input-output statistic model are the essence of scientific research programs. The method and solution of model analysis, model design and model management are ways to how scientific research programs can be accomplished. In this chapter, we will focus on the substance of the nine-must concerning enterprise management modernization. It must be pointed out that the basic content of the nine-must and its referred system logic structure model are designed and demonstrated according to different production technology type and the commonness residing in both process-oriented manufacturing and discrete production. As long as the basic relation of related functions in this referred system logic structure model is clear, no matter how different the production technology type is, the design and

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